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51% of Americans say the news media is providing “too much coverage” of the Democratic presidential campaign, up from 36% who held that view in January. But a majority also believes that the coverage. . .
51% of Americans say the news media is providing “too much coverage” of the Democratic presidential campaign, up from 36% who held that view in January. But a majority also believes that the coverage has generally been fair to the candidates, with 52% saying Barack Obama has gotten fair treatment, while 57% say Hillary Clinton has been treated fairly.
Pew Research Center
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